But the point is that no other loan offers the opportunity to protest value before appraised value is finalized, and that might sound good to a seller.

I know that there is always the chance you can protest the flood plain status or make improvements too.

There are property tax protest firms.

1) Groomed phone list and calls2) Posting on sites like teh RMLS, LOopNet and CrexI3) Mass eMails with details on the property like address and pricingYou can't tell me you think dayglo signs on the right-of-way and letters protesting someone's good-heartedness are a very professional approach.

Protest it the best you can -- failing that, pay itI hear there are companies who can challenge the ppty tax hike.Correct. 

My Senator, Roy Blunt has stood in protest with his party against all aspects of the bill....until yesterday when he even admitted that there were some good provisions in the bill...According to my doctor, we did not have the best medical care in our country, we had the best technology and skilled providers, but that just doesn't wash if 30 million can't get to care other than through emergency rooms.

There’s not much you can do with the taxes other than protest them.

Here's an article in the express news about it: LinkAlso, there are attorneys in town who specialize in protesting appraisal value increases.

If you don't agree with this value, you will be able to Protest the Value at a hearing, initially with a Staff Appraiser, and if You & the Staff Appraiser cannot agree on a Value, you can Appeal to a Hearing Board.

So long more protest a cleaner Lake Okeechobee and less discharge of Lake Okeechobee without treatment we in Southwest Florida will ok.